.\" This manpage was written by Richard Braakman and is licensed under the .\" XFree86 license. .\" $XFree86: xc/programs/x11perf/Xmark.man,v 1.3 2001/01/27 18:21:07 dawes Exp $ .TH Xmark 1 __xorgversion__ .SH NAME Xmark \- summarize x11perf results .SH SYNTAX .B Xmark datafile .SH DESCRIPTION .B Xmark is a shell script that reads the indicated datafile and compiles a benchmark which it writes to standard output. It writes three numbers: .PP .RS A weighted performance number for the .I x11perf results. .PP A weighted performance number for a standard SparcStation 1, with SunOS 4.1.2, X11R5 Xsun, and a CG3 dumb Color Frame Buffer. .\" I assume the latter is a graphics card. .PP The Xmark, which is the ratio of the two numbers above. .RE .PP The datafile must be an ordinary file, produced by x11perf in the following way: .PP .BI "x11perf -display " display " -v1.3 -rop GXcopy GXxor -all > " datafile .PP It is possible to run the GXcopy and GXxor tests separately, as long as they are concatenated to the same output file: .PP .BI "x11perf -display " display " -v1.3 -rop GXcopy -all > " datafile .br .BI "x11perf -display " display " -v1.3 -rop GXxor -all >> " datafile .PP or .PP .BI "x11perf -display " display " -v1.3 -rop GXxor -all > " datafile .br .BI "x11perf -display " display " -v1.3 -rop GXcopy -all >> " datafile .PP .SH FILES .TP .B temp.$$ Temporary file created in the current directory, deleted after use. .SH DIAGNOSTICS .TP .B Usage: Xmark datafile .I Xmark was invoked without arguments or with more than one argument, or with options. Xmark takes no options. .TP .B "Error: data file does not exist or is not ordinary." .I Xmark cannot find the datafile named on its command line, or the datafile is a special file such as a directory. .TP .BR "WARNING: datafile contains " nnn ", not 441 or 447 'trep' results;" The file named on the command line does not seem to be a file generated by x11perf in the expected way. .TP .BR "Diagnostic: ERROR: sum of weights =" nnn ", not equal to 4566.0;" There is an internal error in Xmark. .SH "SEE ALSO" X(__miscmansuffix__), x11perf(1), x11perfcomp(1)